Kitchens, Baths & Interiors

Accessible & Aging-in-Place Renovations

Curbless showers, grab bars, wider doorways and main-floor living so you can stay safely in the home you love.

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Renovations That Let You Stay Home, Safely

Most people would rather stay in the home they know than move, and a few well-planned changes often make that possible. Accessible and aging-in-place renovations remove the everyday hazards and barriers that make a house harder to live in: a high tub wall, a narrow doorway, a step at the entrance or a bedroom that is only reachable by stairs.

The most requested project is a bathroom conversion: a curbless or low-threshold walk-in shower with a bench, a handheld shower head, properly anchored grab bars, a comfort-height toilet and non-slip flooring. Other common work includes widening doorways, adding lever handles, improving lighting, creating a main-floor bedroom or laundry, and building ramps.

We plan accessible renovations around the person who will use the space, now and in the years ahead. If an occupational therapist has made recommendations, we work from them. Grab bars are anchored into solid blocking, not just drywall, so they hold when they are needed.

The process

From first visit to final walk-through

Consultation

Tell us what you want to change and send a few photos. We visit, measure and talk through options.

Written Quote

A clear scope, materials, permits and schedule, in writing. No vague allowances.

Permits & Planning

Drawings, permits and material orders lined up before demolition starts.

Build & Walk-Through

Work done in the right order, inspected where required, and walked through with you at the end.

Locations

Accessible & Aging-in-Place Renovations by city

Durham Region

Scarborough & York Region

Northumberland & Quinte

Peterborough & the Kawarthas

South Simcoe & Dufferin

Hamilton

Brant, Haldimand & Norfolk

Cambridge & Oxford County

Questions

Accessible & Aging-in-Place Renovations: FAQs

What is a curbless shower?+

A shower with no step or lip at the entrance, so you can walk or roll straight in. The floor is recessed or sloped toward a drain, and the waterproofing is extended beyond the shower to protect the rest of the bathroom.

Can grab bars be added to an existing bathroom?+

Yes, but they must be anchored properly. We open the wall or use anchors rated for the purpose so the bar holds a person's full weight. When we renovate, we add solid blocking in the walls for current and future grab bars.

Can you work from an occupational therapist's recommendations?+

Yes. If an OT has assessed the home, we build to their recommendations and can talk through the options with them.

Can you make my home accessible without a full renovation?+

Often. Grab bars, lever handles, better lighting, a handheld shower and a few threshold changes can make a big difference. We will tell you what will help most for your situation.

Often paired with bathroom renovations, home additions and flooring installation.

Let's plan your renovation.

Tell us what you want to change and send a few photos. We will book a visit and send a clear written quote, with no obligation.

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